Name: Experience Ghana 2026
Start: 2026-10-07
End: 2026-10-16
Location: Ghana

Booked by Iman, LLC

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Oct 7 - 16, 2026

Group size: 8 - 20

Experience Ghana 2026

Ghana

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Booked by Iman, LLC

Email address verified

3 reviews

$NaN

Oct 7 - 16, 2026

Group size: 8 - 20

Airfare
This trip starts and ends in Accra.
Most lunches & dinners
Any meals not indicated in the itinerary are not included.
Tours not in itinerary
Tours and excursions not indicated in the itinerary or listed as optional
Travel Insurance
Travel insurance, including emergency medical, evacuation, and repatriation coverage, is strongly recommended
Passport and visa fees
U.S. citizens are required to obtain a visa in advance of their arrival in Ghana.
Yellow Fever Vaccine
Yellow fever vaccination is required for entry into Ghana.
Drinks and Alcohol
Tips/Gratuities

Day 1
Day 1
Arrival
Welcome to Ghana! You’ll be greeted in Accra, Ghana's capital, by one of our local partners, who will bring you to the hotel.
Get to know your fellow travelers at our welcome dinner. We'll enjoy a delicious buffet and a lively performance featuring traditional Ghanaian music and dance.
Included Meals: Dinner
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Day 2 to 3
Day 2 to 3
Accra
Accra City Tour
We'll see all the highlights of Accra, from Independence Square and Kwame Nkrumah Mausoleum to the W.E.B. DuBois Memorial Center for Pan-African Culture. We'll also shop for souvenirs at the Accra Arts Center.
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Day 4 to 6
Day 4 to 6
Kumasi
We'll fly from Accra to Kumasi to dive deep into Ashanti culture.
Akwasidae Festival
Witness the amazing Akwasidae Festival, one of the most important and historically significant festivals in all of Africa. The Akwasidae rituals and events honor the ancestors and allows Asante chiefs and their subjects to pay homage to the Asantehene, the king of all of the Asante.
While at Manhyia Palace, explore the Museum, which is filled with countless relics and artifacts that highlight the richness of the history and culture of the Asante people. Stop for photos at the Okomfo Anokye Monument, dedicated to the traditional priest who “conjured” from the skies the famous Golden Stool that unified the Asante people.
Traditional National Ceremony
Participate in a Traditional Naming Ceremony, where you will be given a traditional Asante name based on your day of birth and welcomed into your “adopted” family with dance and celebration.
Woodcarving Village Visit
Visit the woodcarving village of Ahwiaa where you will see craftsmen carving wood masterpieces; Ntonso, famous for its kente and adinkra cloth; and Adanwomase, one of the most popular kente weaving villages.
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Day 7
Day 7
Kumasi to Cape Coast
We'll depart from Kumasi and drive to Cape Coast.
Assin Manso
On the way, we will stop at Assin Manso to participate in a Ceremony of Remembrance at “Slave River,” where enslaved Africans were forced to bathe after their long march from the interior to the coast of Ghana.

Driving Time: 4 hours
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Day 8
Day 8
Cape Coast
Today we'll visit Cape Coast Slave Dungeon, followed by lunch at Mable's Table.
Cape Coast Slave Dungeon
We will have a guided tour through Cape Coast Slave Dungeon, infamous as the place where the largest number of enslaved Africans were housed before shipment to the Americas.
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Day 9
Day 9
Cape Coast to Accra
We'll depart Cape Coast and return to Accra today.
Kakum National Park
Along the way to Accra, we'll stop at the Kakum Canopy Walk. Take a stroll along the famous canopy bridge at this rainforest, which is home to many endangered species.

Farewell Dinner
We'll end our trip with a farewell dinner in Accra on the beach. Enjoy a tasty buffet and exciting cultural performances.
Driving Time: 3.5 hours
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Day 10
Day 10
Departure
Depart Ghana with new travel buddies and lifelong memories. Transfers to the airport in Accra are included.
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Day 1

Arrival

My trip to Ghana was nothing short of amazing, and I owe much of that to Booked by Iman. From start to finish every detail of the trip was crafted to ensure I had an unforgettable experience. Learning more about my Ancestors was achieved and seeing Black Girl Magic(Booked by Iman) @ work was an awesome experience. I Pray much success for your future endeavors. I would definitely recommend your services to others and I look forward to attending future trips. Yah Bless

By Antoine T for NYE in Ghana 2024 on Jan 15, 2025

The best abroad trip experience yet. Always wanted to experience my African ancestors’ journey from our homeland to America and was totally satisfied with all aspects of the BookedByIman attention to detailed venue. From Accra’s historic culture to mouth-watering cuisine to accommodations to Africa Connections professional staff, we were saturated in satisfaction. I’d highly recommend Booking with BookedByIman for the best travel experiences.

By Clinton C for NYE in Ghana 2024 on Jan 07, 2025

I’ve been on several extended vacations and I would describe this Moroccan trip as my best ever vacation. Filled with non-stop rewarding new experiences, I’m captivated by them. Once we traveled from Casablanca (which was a unique and exotic experience for me) to Chefchaouen, the blue city in the valley, arriving on Sunday evening, I wasn’t prepared for activities happening in the square. You’d think you were in Times Square in NY. (literally a party in the square). Settling in our rooms, we then had a scrumptious meal. Now I’m anxious to get into the square for a first hand look at all the going on. Too much to compact here but I 💕 the city. Oh by the way, our journey to the city was simply breathtaking and cultural. On to Fez or Fes in Northern Morocco and the road trip there again presents some directly out of National Geographic. Living through history in Northern Africa, I loved it. Navigating the Medina of Fez is mind blowing, just don’t get separated from your group. (Needed more time to take in more sightseeing there). On to the Sahara desert, in awe. The most captivating mountains of sand dunes, the setting sun, the quiet camel rides and overall peace can only be relieved through flashback memories. (Maybe the highlife of my trip. Passing through the French mountain town with the monkeys begging for food, a stop in the restaurant, having a glass of hot Moroccan, fresh mint tea in temperatures that begged for a light wind breaker, truly an cosmopolitan experience. (maybe come again to the ski resort). Onward toward Marrakech. Unlike the previous cities, the red city was so fast paced. Our experiences and expectations were definitely met, from the Medina to the relaxing evening at the gorgeous resort own/operated by architect Mariann. The cooking classes were off the ordinary chain, everything was exquisite. (I even fell asleep there). Overall I give the trip a 5-Star rating. The last riad was not great, too many stairs to traverse and the food wasn’t great. I highly recommend this Moroccan experience to anyone.